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Live Stock,

CHICAGO. Oct. 25.-Droter's Journal reports: Cat
tlo-ReceipH II, 900 head: shipments 1900 head
market sroug for the best. others wcsI: shipping
steers $! SAT 50: stosse:s and teedens1 7sa3 TO-
Is %: western rangers S, coas 10. Hogs-Reccipts
23,Cl0 head: shipments COCO head: marke. r;eat;
mixed 81 2oa4, t5; heavy 81 S9.4 S5:lEht ST 3.
4b5:;skips s.: ioSs Is Sheep Receipts So0o head
ID 70: western 50 oeas 70; Texans 81 asaa Is; laaip
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Il NEW YonK, Oct 25-fe.roleum opened strong At
7cg54c, bnt gave wsy under heavy sales, and dc.
Glued with a al!ght reaction At noon 10 C93So.
the marker closed steady at 7o1Sa. sales a,21s,Ooo
barrels n 2. = 1 fs'3 81 ~. :,
y on CIR, Pa. Oct. 25.-opened a. 7l5<c; Highest
72so; lowest 69c; clnsod Ut 70tSo; sales 900
barrels ceasances $4,000 barrels; charters 7ls25
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". J. ". C0wpEN. Solicitor.
V. L. HALlKR, AuctionceY.
TRUsTEE's SALE

.n. .'H.. E.. ~ I'D ..| wong j.
by virtue Of deed OF trust made by William
Jenewein and Julia Jenewein. his VILE 10 me a.
uuV,ee, dated January 2, 1s8t, record: "a III inc
ONCE OF tho Clerk Of the County court Of OHIO
county, West Virginia, In Deed Of Ttus! BOOK No.
49, rage will sell at public auctiou ut tho front
door o. tho Court House Of said county, on
SATURDAY, tho 10th DAY Of NOVEMBER, 1887,
commencing at 10 o'clock A. w., the following dc.
rrlbtd plotcrty. situate In the city oil Wheeling.
Ohio county ard State OF west Virginia, that Ia to
sy; Pa,s oil lots numbered eight and nine. In
MtIarc numbered forty, In tho Eighth ward OF the
city OF Wheeling; BEGINNING at polnt In tho
The south III OF lot No. o. forty feet east OF tie
southwest corper OF said lott thence for t,e width
O. tho iauu with said south limo Westwasoly
twenty feet, and extending back noIthwsrdly Of
the ssme widtr Of twenty lcet 10 the uottaerly
line Of said lot No
The title Is believed to be good. but selling az
trustee willeonyey only the title yested In me- BY
said deed OF trust. l. '.lh %
TEEas oP BALE onethird aud rs much more az
the purcnaher elects 10 paw In cash on the day oil
sale the bGlante IN two equal instalments at one
and two years. with Interest, for which the pur
CHASER shalt execute his notes, secure tho same by
deed Of trust on the property the buildings 10 be
kept Injured for the benefit Of the trust.
WI. W. C0XDES, Trustee.
~ H. HIILER. AucttOnecr, HstI"5'#.r ocl7
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2l79 Prires' amounting 900
Application Tor rates to cluha should be mado
only 70 the once Of the Company In New Orleans.
For further information write clearly, giving full
address. = POSTAL NOTES, E1press Money CTdern,
OF New York Exchange In ordinary letter. Cur.
rency by Express lat our e1peuse) addressed
n tf55A?. II. A. DAuPHIN, - s
49, ,,, 49,, TX! New Orleans. La.
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RAILROADS..

pIrTaBuRGH, DIN INNATI 4 ST,
4 LOUIS RAILWAY Co.-PanhAndle Rnnte
Under schedule In eject MAY a. isDf, IAN
leave Wneel!ng, Central Standard tfme: Fos E.cu
s;7a 2. =. FW a.cnbenyille, a:o5 p. m. Tbs al
D. q: and sos p. u. trainp make direct connection
for Columbus, Cincinnati, Indianapolis and Chi
c1go,E The H:as p. a, trsin mako direct oouneQ
Tlaius arrive 81 Wheeling, 6l5 Z, NJ, lo;oo a. N,
AIS .. h., and 600 .. IN. t~ 4! Ns'iS1'cIs uyN
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PRODUCE.

These prices arc based on wholesale transactions
Of this day. subject to fluctuations during the week,
Butier-DemGndf fair: country choice l7a2Oc;
good country l2al5c; common ta6c; supply fair and
demand good. i5'ti-e y 90 $50, !,
Bans,Sew handpicked navy ST. 4oal 80 per
bushel; demand gooi. -, - : r. -
Dried FrHi1-NeW evaporatcd pared peaches 3os
$50; impaired do 15al7c; raspberies 2Oa2lc; BLACK.
berries yal0c. Now sun dried-Apples, quarters ga
! Sc; sliced 4a5o; pcachos now halves 6LaIc: do.
quarters 6aGci do pared l5a lSc; ptted Cherries II
| also; new evaporated apples lOsl2a, Market on
dried fruit nominal; demand moderate. --i,,. -
EDgs-.sIictly 1.esn stock at lGalBc per doz. !:
supply Light and demand good. rs itl}'t' : -
ftdthers-Cho!ee soaSsc, IN original packages; IA
aeney-Cho!ce white clover. 1sal5c; choice
buckwheat, 11ll4c. ~ ~ 80. - ~
POunry-sp,ipE chickens 81 eoa2 50 per dos.; de.
mlnd sood; supply strong. y ysy5 i So. -
| Raqs-SteAdy At lhRlHc for white mixed cotton /:
lalhc Tor all wool l4alSc for mixed. iT,'.1.''
| Ldrd-Country primo. 65ksa7c: demand fair, I,
! Al?lts Green per Dbl. homo grown. s. 50 per
Dbl; fancy e. dbmaud good: supply light, [ Ia,
| Y PccshhIs-potatoes, new, home raised 75aSsc
per bushcl: Onions 81 Goal Is psr buslel: good de-.
mand. Cabbage 81 0oal Is per barrel. Tomatoea
75a9Oc per hllshsl. Turnps 81 GOAL Is per bushel,
Tropical Prttts-Lcmons, " 6Ua4 70 per boz: Al,
plnwall bananas 81 75a2 50 per bunch; oranges,
MeSSinA 81 75aS 90 per box, t.tl 80,
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TRusTEE's SALE.
u1RUsTEE's SALE.

- = ~. SO 9Gy7G.
4, virtue Of a deed Of trust made by Andrew Y.
ysss aud Mary vets, hi! vile. 70 mo "A trustee,
,s,ea March a. 1857, and recorded In the olilce Of
no ClerS Of The county Court OF Ohio county, ",
Va In Deed Of Trust Book No. q, page %, will
sell a. public auction. on ~ .,E
"WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER a3, 1887.
commencing at 10 clock A. H.. at the front doc.
Of TIC Court House o. said county, In me CITY Oh
The north cnt..hird o. Lo, numbered one hun.
atei and twenty Two C2ll. situated on tho cas-,
sido OF Market street In Chapllne l. Eona addition
n he city Of Hheelipg. .t ~. i'5sE e. h,lF,.
"iiie believed to be good, but selling o. trutteo
aha convey only buch tito ~ IA vested In mo.
TEEss or sLLs- 0ns third. or AZ much more II
,he Dutobss(t may tlest. cash In hand on the day
N, ssle and any relldue Ia two equal irstAllnents
U.ySte in one and two years from the Day Of sale,
Win in,eiuN. from that gay. with insurance upon
Wv ''" DANIEL NIGHTINGALE, Trustee,
n A. ICfJAE rEit 4 co Agents. ocA
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HOME MARKETS,
Tho Wholesale Prioos OF nll the Various
Commodities. 5fF
INrxlLIaENcER OyylcH.
WHEELING, Tuesday, Oct. Is. ,

-.I INTxlLIaKNcXa OYY1cH, :
WHExLINo. Tuesday, Oct. Is.
But few changes will be fund In the quotations
given this morning, and noue Of them arc Of any
special Importance. Cotfees and sugars, "a rule.
remain nrm. Provisions are shaded OF q tribe III
few instances. The quotations arc subjeo. Ia
fluctuations during the week: '5N7
"I' 0RA1N. yLouH. ETC. gGs
Gratn-New wheat 700 pc, hushel, State oats
Sas2c. New oats 27c. State corn. on the wharf,
Nour-Fancy patents, (spring and winter 81 ooto
e0o; fancy family, white amber, amber and winter
SIS IL paper; wood l5c higher. Dat meal-medIum
Hay aud Srup-Prime loose timothy, si;l c0s,o N,
per ton; prime old baled $l Goals % ppr to by IN
car load. New baled s. 00alO TO- straw loose, Is co.
oaled. 81 %. Ndallngs per ton sl6 o. Bran per
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barrels: shipments 1890 barrels; runs, runs bg9s.

~, BRADFORD, Pa Oct Opened at 7lsso: highest
11Se: lowest exc; closed at 7Oc; clearaces 2S2,.
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Charlotte. 1sanlow's Tcstimoas,


= FfuVU IInHsHUFI 1cHtIIIUH5s N ~
Tic Swift Specific Company, Atlanta. Ga
Z Gentlrmcn-For two years hnd n severe case o;
ecrcma. fused tar soaps, sulphur soaps, and varoua
Of rhyslcnns, but found no relief. Atlast deter.
miIcd 10 try the s. s. s. remedy, and seven or eg,t
bottles have thoroughly relieved me, and you cat
uso this certificate IN any manner You wish. : l.
ss5-7 =, 49, 10 uu0o NAssHEhf, ir4F4
- ts. Member Of ITALIA Theatre
New York, May s. 1857. = =, y 17's7 - i
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!. Northern Pac. hrst1.lltL
! North. Pac. second&. 9Sk
Northwest. consolI.l87
I'm. W,debeutnros,M l07
st.L.& !. +. Gen. M..lllA
81. Paul c0Ilsols....l2iM
Isl. p, q. 4 p, tlrsts..ll5
Tox.& Pac. land gr'a. ~
Tex. d Pee. 3. G. ex.
TIA coupouA.....-. 6
Union pac. hrStg.....ll4N
: W@tShorc........... 30
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Tho Theatrical Profession.

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perlcncc. growing tsz9ugh years Of critical md
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Is tho best blood purifier In the world Is OF these
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Swift Specific Company, Atlanta, Ga, - =
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se.9o.hneSs TO my skin, havc ntade mo happy mud
S,s SSa 81 !sssp9 for sash a''
$'cS' igft1's IS? Dowcry, near Canal Street.
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ARE YOU

audering from any oil the rezults OF youthful In
dkc;e'ions or abuses resulting In Seminal Weak
ncst I'm potency. Lost Manhood, etc . II SO, BAw
YEss hEeB srEcIF1c will cure you. Used and 70
com cndod by n large number Of specialists Ii
diseases oil the genital orgauS. Tho prioe Tor iii
b1xes, which Is sufficient for any case, IA IS, Il
drusg.SN or BY mail. sample BOX Free d. R
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!. LOUISIANA LOTTERY.
CAPITAL PRIZE, $3.50, 900.

we 90 hereby certify that NO supervise the ar.
Drawings Of tho Louisiana State Lottery Tnmpsny.
aud IN person manage and control the Drawing
themselves. and that tho Sarne arc conducted with
parties, and we authorize tho Company 10 use this
certificate, with fac kimiles OF our uIEuntures nj.
tachod, In la RdvartisemeutaW - 'e'--,'-'' -.
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Nails. Fence and Brads-lod to COD, 81 Is: 81 and
%, g. ao; ca and 3D. 2e5; ID and Sd. s. 80: Sd
Ea'rcs-5 inch, S. Is inch, 81 40; inch, s, is;
izs 1nch' y @; X Inch s. 4o:lH inch, s. Is; TX
fmtsh,no-l Inch. Sc Is: X inch, IS is: ~ fuch,
IS Is; s inch and over, s. 10 80 - 49,
Casing end Bos.ln to Sd. 10; Sd, Sis: Cd
30; ID, 81 G3; 80, 81 65. 5l.1-.l :. -
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Trsatlso on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free.
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co..
q n.
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, Rt%-carolina head &c: Carolina choice
s Sa.oina prime bo; Louisiana 6a5Sc; Java pc

vi. IL 81 3
oRocERIrs; HEt
hce-Carolius head &c; Carolina choico sc
s5Si R.ot prime $40; Louisiana 5a5c; Java pear
syrapf;IyhoiSs Sugar Syrup ssas7c; Sugar Syrup
lou fes So p' rsa ay Gs;, asspf nps Aye ge
Maple " barrebl 6sc; Bixby Maple 10 caIlSn
Mssss eosi B1oy Maple q gallon k DC; BI16y
New 0rlasn. Molasses. Fancy aa5sc; choice iss5oS
prime 45c; fair 42a4lo: mixed roodB New Orleans
CSC; bakers goods 25n1.c. 80 '''>--
Frorlslons-Largo i. u. hams 1?c: medium q n
nam! 12}so California hams g. @. breakfast ba.
con ~; 8. q. shoulders ;5<c: boneles ham.
loal1c city sides l0c: bacon shoulders no; nan,
a oeei i2hc; Ordinary beef loo; county aides
Do1f. ane asa sss; o'k u pieces 81 90; bean
Ard-paro refined, In fierce, &c; half barrel,
Shtas%e; tuba sHc; Chicago lard. III I'm pals,
sS: S sH ssis IN mpIhls lhs Sc IN pals 10 "a
Damned did Is ssbie ' p ~ III IA a.
So ,o%ssSSs ssS IS corn aoae ii Ii
raspberrles. 2 lb 81 %; Damson's . h. Sc: inns
neans, 10, Oc; 0ovc oysters, ID light COS; do
ID iail weight @casl %: string beans Id S5a9Oc;
25al 81; French peas 1859 each: pineapple 81 10:
Morrowftt peas Id 81 sca2 10: gooseoerrss Is p5o
asi 70; ID hweet potatoes 81 IS. rll w." - :,
, mooaen tdre-No; !ubs ~ 70: No: a IS 90; No
Ssshecayd sosP Rss aa & * hseP 81 as slnsls
double Do " rs. nSle ~ g. n IN :, - - :
l;fIt,tS-New Valencia ratsins o.: old Va!eucia
a1saIc; Layer Odora ltal0xc. London LAYER Ysis
ins 5! %; Loose Muscate!s 81 G5 10 81 rs Irune,
4fsc. New eysporated ap.icots 10. Fitted plume
l5c Pisted blAckbes,iaa l2e. y, - ~
0E-Lar1, nxira western strained Snc. carbon
10 70; carbon $50, 71zc; white mInners best vim
Yer ooc: white minera NO. 2, A9c. - = = -
Mgcrs-.ut!oai je: cuGea:7 10: fruit powdered 10,
Ordinary poTaerssl 6aci graduated standard $40
! s.aAnsfd Son'ecaoEelE A6Ic; Colun ba A &c.
SMnuaE1 mlnasoI 90: Md9ewood while 4 tc
WWnlts' e~na oAc; standard yellow SIC; New
New new SreanG' e SS,aSa w; fruit sugar $40
Cog9-9feGn coffee Fancy Golden Rio 22kc
taucv green 2ll1ac; Ppabesyy 23kc: choice preer
Ihc;roastng grades 2Dc; Java 26c; Roasted In pact
agcs ohio Valley Mo 25kc; Ohio Valley RIO 80
.os ios ~ NMa; Fan Handle 25Hc; AEbuckle d Co.
| S3c; Peabcfry &c: "A" g.ade BIO 2i[o. =.
iea:-foung Tyson, per ID, 25a5Oc; Huppowde,
SaI5c; imperia 35a50c; Japan, 2Sa7Go: 6oInns
2ln7oc; Souchong, 2la65c 80 :. - = -
| lcndses...star, full weight, Sc; s.carine per ret
Lie; mould. pc! sot l0c. ~ ~ = ~
brands; loauc per gal; country lsaltc per gal.. q
thssss-ls quoted In iobbiug at 80 for prtm
WESTERN and l3a6, for lull cream; Swei,zer IL
l5c, according 70 quality: Limburgor ike; Facto!y
$40 New YORK State I4a15c. ir's8isi''. - : :
sish-No. medium uacterel SIS 90; No. 2 IA
steds-Salea OF timothy seed q! g 20 peY buxhcl
clover ANAL seed IS Is: lGrae % o. a ia qualify,
Sdlt-No. PVT Gpl VIC; extra pes Dbl al IS: dair,
ne, buahel sacks 81 co per sact. A. 80 -
S1est Cors-Gssc per ID. \.
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TRUsTEE'5 SALE
Kimberly Farm.

BY virtue CT two deeds Of trust made to ne BY
P. l.. KinDeily sud wife, che dated October %
1851 eud recorded in the Office OF the Clerk Of thu
County Court Of Ohio county, Yves. Virginia, III
Deed OF Trust took No. 81, On page fSj, and nf
other dated August s, 1885, auu recorded IN said
Clerks office In Deed OF Trust Book No. q. page
ISL, ! shall lell NJ public auction on ftTs
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THIS SfAfEh =. Howell i CO.. HswspspS
Adyerils!lg BuIsen 20 Spruce 81 whsrs sdyssiIsps
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REPUBLICAN, GAINS IN NEW-JERSEE

GRATIFYING RESULTS OF THE CHARTER ELECTIONS
SOME OF THE SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES
Tho township elections In New-Jersey Tuesday show
Republican successes everywhere many Democratic
strongholds eecting the Republican ticket In Essex
County the Republicans make gain of four Freeholders
in the Democratic or doubtful districts OF Beileve or'
ange Milburn and Franklin. The new Board will be;
Republicans 81; Democrats 3. In Orange Mayor HAITI
nmS"an and democratic tickets. There is no change IL
the Common Council. The labor vote In orange ony
succeeded in eles,ns %nGT Sess The Republican
In Cam den City the Republicans elect nearly an no
Except by about 1000 majority Inc nc"
Council will stand Republicans %, Democrats 8: N
Haddonheld the anliquor men won by vote Oh 80. W
2I In Mercer County the Republicans gam Two ifeo
holders and have obtained control OF the county govern
ment IN Union County, summit Tor the hrs uae
had their usual majority for frcehoders at keypori
Bede (Rep) defeats Bedle DEM for assessor anu Rs =.
S SsP1sas' Freebooter Is thought to elected
In three OF the six townships OF Passac County Frsn
cisco Republican who has represented inc Town p s
board for fourteen years was Seiso ~ Is Demo
cratic gain OF one in the board In wayne, Va.
steele Republican was reesfte1 as se o by s In
Acqackanonk Manchester ana .ohpou IA moi enter
Ar the annual town election in Crawford (which nag
pot oplv was g. w. Littel Republican, elected Free
holder but the whole Republican ucsei wa, rSnvreeped
by Democrat for twelve years elected o. h strsses
pblican Rosee aud Westleld Dotn eiecteu sua55u
kenubIcan tickets This gives Union County hepuur
can board OF Freeholders for the rsttme IN many
The Republicans swept the town OF Linden by large ma
iorites as also in Clark Township, making gam VI
AT princeton the struggle resulted in RepnoLicaa
gain The Republicans elect their entire ticket Win me
eXcenton OF one constable, a judge and clerk o. IL
Oden the prominent farmer received majority ol t
William r. Ward and NJ. o. Horne. Republicans wefo
elected froehoders AT Bellevlle Thomas kaie anu h
win Cadmus Republicans, were elected freehodsrs ~
Montciar NJ W. smith and Wesley Van Geisen, Repuo'
leans were elected freehoders. -, -, ooo
Woodburv elected d. .. Watkins (RepD Mayor py ~
maiority I Henry Edmunds Qep) was elected Maymn.
of Zane Nav by So majority. At Vineland Mayor W IN
Graves QDem) was reelected.
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STILL HUNTING FOR A JURY

TWELVE MEN TO TRY EX-ALDERMAN CLEARY nor
YET FOUND.
A needle in haystack is about easy TO find "a
twelve of Thomas Clearys peers. The lawyers srug.
ged in Judge Barrets courtroom for four hours yes
terday and only found two. Mr. Lockwoods example
OF getting day OFT has proved contagious. Juror
James took vacation yesterday morning, though ho
looked la for hour in the afternoon. The sixth
char in the jurybox was empty when the court adj
journed on Wednesday, 1t was satisfactorily filled by
John l.. Oberly a dealer in stationery Mt No. $50
Pearlst. Mr.. Obery had an opinion but felt able to
decide the on the evidence
Then Mr. NicOll dismissed Foreman william Ham,
mond who looks much like the pictures OF Abraham
Lincoln. The trouble with him was that he was too
familiar with ex-Alderman Farley lie used to say 40
he passed Farleys place, How are you, fatf" Nh.
Nicon did not to have any one on the jury who
called Earle, Pat" long succession OF op nonated
persons came and went and then Timothy Mulcahey,
q trame-maker. of No. $40 Sixth-aye, said that be
was sufficiently fair minded to do his duty. He took
the first seat. The eleventh Juror, Mr.. Lecato.
then excused. August Frentel SAID that he was an
educated man in German but both sides agreed that
for the purposes OF this trial the Jurors must be edu
Gated in English. Mr. NicOll kept John r. Gleason
the stand for nearly an hour He is member OF the
yammany Hall General Committee, and he thought
he would have difficulty in deciding this question.
These two Circumstances struck Mr. klcoH as suspl'
cous, and he presently elected from Mr. Gleason the
acknowledgment that he had publicly expressed SIM.
pathy tor McQuade, and doubt a. TO the truth OF
Fullgrafs and Dufy's testimony The court sustained
n general challenge to which the defence excepted.
nc Yer derives any opinions from what he reads. lie
exhibits the skeleton dude and tat woman and the
Borneo freeater and he never even thinks about any
newspaper article. These facts kept him out OF ths
iurv box. Horace A. Foote, evidently man OF char.
cter and intelligence took the eleventh chair but not
until Mr. Skater had utterly exhausted both his WIND
and his patience in vain effort to keep him out MI
Foots knew his mind perfectly and was certain he
could give defendant fair trial. lie did not mean
to lie budozed either. He Will undoubtedly DO
peremptorily challenged by the defence.
James Z. lie b. Drumm was not SO old as NJ foofs
and not SO well able to resist Mr.. Skater. lie was
fair-mnded, sensible young man. but not accustomed
to being intellectually cudgelled with lively mind
and powerful pair OF lungs like Mr.; Skaters He
said he could try Cleary on the evidence and ont
confused him somewhat and then sal that he cha.
eneed him Tor which he didu care to state ius
fear OF hurting the young mans feelings. Mr. DOUGH
srty felt such delicacy and suggested that ~.
Drlnm lacked intelligence The court rather sharply
overrned the challenge, and it was renewed Pc
remptorily.
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GEORGE ELrOTs PORTRAIT.

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On Thursday morning last | received note from MI
Hoecher asking 70 call ani him that evening.
did so aud found him ia his accustomed good health ana
the very best good buor After supper he asked to
examine the catalogue VI Western publishing house.
which lac had requested me 10 bring. farming over the
leaves made running comments upon the appearance
of certain authors whose portraits on the pages.
and remember hts humorous alusion to George Ehot7
portrait. The picture was small mead OF me famous
very much darkened by n surplus OF INK which made
her strongly resemble Indian squaw ana her features
hardly distinguishable. Now why" said hr. Bccchcr
10 me- will men print such pictures as that one The
Lord knows George Eliot was hoinely enough. and The
dc VII knows IL by this time DO you know what that
pcture suggested me he continued said II looked
very much like an Indian woman. NO sad MT
Rcecher il look. 10 me a. George Eliot had been Ia
purcaory aud there had been some terrible explosion
with her in the centre OF IL"